





The week the last soldiers leave Iraq. Wednesday afternoon the last American Forces are leaving, and the quagmire that very bad decision-making got the country into will soon be part of History. Thursday afternoon he recalls that he said it would take four to six weeks to end the Iranian nuclear threat, and he did it in one night. Thursday evening the weather grounds the planes and helicopters, they want him to postpone, and he drives up from Texas instead: no way, he is going to Oklahoma. Just after midnight the Senate is told to get moving on the No More Changing of Clocks Act, and by Saturday a table of distinguished people hate going home in the dark. Sunday night Brazil counts a hundred and twenty-five million votes on the same day. Monday night the newspaper doctored the picture of his resort in Miami: they are stone cold losers.
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